Mexico City: An Unrivaled Food Mecca

• Tour the National Museum of Anthropology: A must-see for anyone interested in Mexico’s rich cultural heritage.

• Stroll through the Frida Kahlo Museum (Casa Azul): Visit the iconic blue house in Coyoacán where Frida Kahlo was born and later lived.

• Admire the architecture at Palacio de Bellas Artes: The Palacio de Bellas Artes is one of Mexico City’s most stunning architectural landmarks, featuring a mix of Art Nouveau and Art Deco styles. Inside, you'll find a beautiful theater and impressive murals by famous Mexican artists like Diego Rivera and David Siqueiros.

• Wander through the Floating Gardens of Xochimilco: Hop on a colorful trajinera (boat) and cruise through the picturesque canals of Xochimilco, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enjoy traditional Mexican snacks like elotes (grilled corn) and micheladas while listening to mariachi bands.

• Discover the art & street culture in La Roma and Condesa: These vibrant neighborhoods are hubs for Mexico City's Bohemian culture. They are filled with galleries, trendy cafes and street art. Walk around to explore hidden murals, cool boutiques, and indulge in gourmet street food.

• Check out the modern architecture at Museo Tamayo: Located in Chapultepec Park, the Museo Tamayo features contemporary art and cutting-edge design. The museum's striking, modernist building is as much of an attraction as the art inside.

• Marvel at the modernist architecture of Museo Soumaya: Designed by the famous architect Fernando Romero, the Museo Soumaya is an architectural gem with a striking, futuristic design.

• Eat your way through Mercado de San Juan: For a true taste of Mexico’s diverse culinary offerings, visit Mercado de San Juan. This vibrant food market is known for its exotic ingredients, fresh seafood and gourmet delicacies.

Breakfast

• Lardo: Casual, yet sophisticated spot for fresh pastries. First-come first-serve for brunch.

• Quentin Cafe: Cute, modern café serving delicious, creative brunches and specialty coffee.

• Café Nin: Great coffee and pastries in Juarez.

Lunch

• Contramar: You already know. Famous for fresh seafood, especially tuna tostadas and grilled fish.

• Masala y Maíz: Creative fusion of Mexican and Indian flavors in an intimate setting.

• Mari Gold: Vibrant spot serving innovative Mediterranean-inspired dishes with a Mexican twist.

Dinner

• Páramo: Some of the best vibes and ceviche in town.

• Rosetta: A visually stunning restaurant. Sophisticated Italian cuisine with Mexican ingredients, set in a historic mansion.

• Maximo Bistrot: Everyone loves it here. Farm-to-table, contemporary dishes showcasing the best of local ingredients.

• Quintonil: Fine dining that's worth it.

Cocktail Bars

• La Clandestina: My favorite mezcal bar in town.

• Licorería Limantour: A top 50 bar in the world. A must-visit for craft cocktail lovers like me.

• Handshake Speakeasy: Recently ranked the #1 bar in the world. See for yourself.